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We offer a wide range of programs to meet the needs of those affected by our cause.
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Our programs are designed to enrich children's lives and teach lessons they can use forever.
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Join us as we come together as a community to support our chapter of the Boys & Girls Club and the children we serve.
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You helped us make a huge impact this year.
We exist to raise awareness for our cause and bring change to the lives of those we serve in our community.
Our Impact This Year
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Days Open a Year
252
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Youth Served
3,000+
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Club Sites
6
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Healthy Meals Served
160,500+
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Sgt. Priscilla Zimmerman * from the 70s
Looking back, before attending the Club, my dreams and opportunities were limited, but once there I learned self-respect and self-worth and the whole world opened up for me.
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Michael Woods * from the 90s
The Club has provided me with a lot of my “first” experiences: traveling in and out of SC, staying overnight in a hotel, riding on an airplane, and even my first job. I don’t know where I would have ended up had it not been for the Club.
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Salisha Rigsbee * Phoenix, Ariz., Assistant Attorney General
No matter where you go in life, you’ll always go as far as you believe you can go. ... The Club is where I learn how to set standards and accomplish them.
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Rev. Terry Alexander * from the 60s
I am thankful for the strong adult mentors the Club had, as they provided me the guidance needed for my future success.
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Benjamin Baker * from the 2000s
I never saw a trajectory for my life, but they wouldn't count me out.